No you don't.
As an aside, contemporary best practice seems to be to provide treatment and test results to patients at the office visit. It tends to save everyone time. It's not a red flag if your providers don't do that, but information hording may be symptomatic of a paternalistic view of the doctor-patient relationship since there's nothing to be gained from withholding the record and no benefit for the patient. It would make me wonder what other modern approaches the health care provider doesn't know about or eschews.
That and individual tests do not give an accurate picture without knowing about you healthy history, which is something your doctor does.
Providing information is what doctor's do. Good doctor's focus on the patient making an informed decision. Witholding information is contrary to that good practice.